Mosin Nagant Rifle Bayonets | HCF

[@ShaneT.0331]

The leather scabbard is Romanian. I just looked in the Romanian section of the book "Bayonets & Battle Knives of Bulgaria, Greece and Romania" where leather scabbards are mentioned. These scabbards are post-WW2, not post-WWI.The Romanian section is written by Horia Serbanescu, one of the directors of the Romanian National Military Museum and by his son, Mihnea Serbanescu, a historian. These scabbards appeared about 10 years ago in sizable quantities when the Romanian government sold them off as surplus.

[@rifraf7126]

The way he says Mosin, Moizen😂

[@Oneofthetwelve]

Enjoyed the show. Thank you very much

[@Oneofthetwelve]

Hi. A rifle that I’d like to learn more about are the last bolt action FN Mauser chambered in 30.06. They seem quite unusual. Cheers

[@SlickSixguns]

Thanks for the show

[@shawns2203]

Thanks for another great video.

[@harrysweeten9417]

Informative video.

[@vargas3573]

Wow , but why it seems like the bayonet isn’t sharp in the top side? Does these bayonet need to be processed before give to the soldiers? and how would happen when it stabbing the human body?

[@russellthomas144]

The tip of these bayonets was formed as a screwdriver, for use when stripping down and cleaning the rifle. Hence the flat tip.

[@TorryGood]

Idk about russian part, it seems to be mix. I seen original photos and videos of russian have bayonets fixed and not fixed on their mosins during combat.

[@NewReflections-pw8xm]

I recently acquired a Mosin-Nagant Bayonet Identical to the one on the far right of the table, with the serial number 4153 with another triangle shaped stamp above it. I haven't been able to find any info at all. Any advice?

[@Tier1Norseman]

The man's thumbnail is cosmolene. 😂

[@kerimedley8945]

Mine folds down on the side

[@filippleshchinski2187]

Nikole Lenin? you mean Vladimir ?

[@stanleygurski7733]

Yes

[@williamallen4236]

Stan- The jacket you are wearing is Gay!

[@stang3787]

US Army PT windbreaker.

[@williamallen4236]

@@stang3787 I know that jacket anywhere! i ended up throwing mine away due to stains on it. It lasted about 15 years.

[@williamallen4236]

PS_ i always enjoy your presentations. John Rountrtee wants me to come back to the club and rejoin.

[@KevinSmith-yh6tl]

Thanks alot! I read this and my coffee went through my nose🤣